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25.01.2022 On topic with recent discussions on Australian Folk & Roots Community Forum about the future of gigs and festivals during and post-pandemic. www.facebook.com/AustralianFolkRootsForum www.facebook.com/blankgoldcoast ... SPD Trad&Now magazine

25.01.2022 For info of Marcus de Rijk friends and acquaintances. Service streamlined online on Friday 26 June 2020 from 10.30am AEST. Also see details about how you can help Marcus's family. SPD ... Trad&Now magazine See more

25.01.2022 If your ability to work has been impacted by COVID-19 and you are a musician, crew or music worker, you may be eligible to apply for a Crisis Relief Grant from Support Act. MCo Trad & Now magazine

24.01.2022 www.duckscrossing.org - www.TradandNow.com News from the Trad & Now publisher: Hi again...Continue reading

20.01.2022 Some livestream news from Cairns-based Jeremiah Johnson - AUS, who's making the most of the available opportunities for getting his music out to the public in these slightly troubling times. Catch Jeremiah on The Kitchen Sessions this Saturday 20 June from 7pm AEST. MCo... Trad & Now magazine See more

19.01.2022 Coming soon to all subscribers and good newsagents near you And www.tradandnow.com is in full swing again with nearly 400 of the 1700+ titles we've had to re upload and stock check.

18.01.2022 Hello Trad & Now Readers Next edition of Trad & Now is due in July 2020 and we keep you informed of when & where this is to be here on facebook and on your emails. If you have changed the details since your last subscription please send email to [email protected] or call Ducks Crossing Publications at 02 43257369... The pandemic of Novel Corona Virus continues and we provide you with information of what goes on and where musicians artists venue & festival organizers may take help & assistance. And we tell you too about music & festival that are going in some part of Australia like Barunga Festival Northern Territory in Septembre 2020. Thankyou SPD for Trad & Now magazine www.tradandnow.com

17.01.2022 Some good news from Queensland about musician helping others in need during pandemic. SPD Trad & Now magazine

16.01.2022 Being delivered soon!

14.01.2022 Just started on Facebook for John Schumann & The Vagabond Crew: Australia At War - songs by Redgum, John Schumann und the Vagabond Crew, and other Australians on the timely subject of this country at war. https://m.facebook.com/johnschumannandthevagabondcrew/

14.01.2022 The next edition is being sent out right now to all subscribers! Go get your copy at any good newsagent! www.tradandnow.com is currently being updated due to an unforeseen circumstance... as such the shop is down for now, but will be back soon... for any orders, please email [email protected] or call the office 02 4325 7369

04.01.2022 Shellie Morris LIVE STREAM TONIGHT!!!

03.01.2022 I've just uploaded my latest track 'Conversing with Mr Beluga' to Bandcamp featuring my Cylisax. Have a listen. Now that all my gigs over the next 2 months ha...ve been cancelled I have time to write and record new music and share it online. Next month I have a new Project - I am going to compose, improvise, record and upload one track everyday of April. The 30 track album will be called "APRIL". All I ask is that instead of paying me for the music downloads you make a direct donation to Oxfam's 'provide-clean-water-for-families-in-zimbabwe project'. That donation can be for any amount that you can afford. Many women and children in rural Zimbabwe spend hours every day walking long distances to get water. And it’s not even clean. But a single tap can transform their lives women would have more time to earn an income and kids wouldn’t have to miss school. With your generosity we can provide time-saving, life-changing local water sources for communities in need.https://www.oxfam.org.au//donate-to-help-provide-clean-wat

03.01.2022 New tune from an ol' cobber of mine. Former drummer with '80s new wave outfit, The Dugites and Snakefish... check out this groovy little track from Clarence Bai...ley. Always an inspiration to the very much younger me, Clarence hailed from South Africa and grew up in Williamstown, Victoria before settling in Perth in the early '70s. The Dugites were a much underrated West Australian band, which featured Lynda Nutter on vocals. They recorded three albums, from which were lifted the charting singles ~ 'In Your Car', 'Juno' & ' Cut the Talking'. The band also appeared on Molly Meldrum's Countdown (ABC TV + iview). An accomplished artist, Clarence has created a magical animation to accompany this jaunty song. By Pete Dawson.

02.01.2022 Very sad news from Melbourne about the tragic death of Marcus de Rijk, a respected member of Australia's folk community. MCo Trad & Now magazine